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Seneca Patriots (White Indian Series, Book XXII (No 22))

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Since Amazon didn't post an editorial review, here's the description from the back of the book to help you decide if this book is for you: "As a young nation flexes its muscles, the White Indian struggles for his life ... and a new generation battles for justice. THE THREAT -- General James Wilkinson is a notorious scoundrel -- treasonous and corrupt. Yet as an American commander on the Southwest frontier, he wields power with a deadly grip. That is, until he falls under the lascivious thrall of the witch Melisande of New Orleans. Through her manipulation, Wilkinson plots to exterminate once and for all Renno, the White Indian. THE LEGACY -- Meanwhile, young Little Hawk has been selected for President Jefferson's pretigious new military academy at West Point. There, despite excelling in every field, he struggles in the terrible grip of prejudice. In the Southland, the young Mingo warrior White Blanket, a fervent follower of Tecumseh, joins a new Inidan Union to fight the white man as the tumultuous young United States tests its newfound strength by annexing the Louisiana Territory and waging a faraway ware with the Barbary pirates."

I am not a lover of the historical fiction genre and I am not reading this series. That said, my wife and mother-in-law LOVE this series and keep gobbling up each new title as they go! It is my present to them. I'll stop buying soon as the titles get very expensive toward the end of the series. Maybe it's a book buying conspiracy...